	Thursday 28 September 2017		Walthamstow Assembly Hall

Conference Programme

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08.45

Registration opens
Tea & Coffee served in the exhibition

09.15

Walthamstow Assembly Hall

Welcome from Cllr Clyde Loakes, Deputy Leader of the Council, London Borough of Waltham Forest

How can a Healthy Streets approach work for all London boroughs?

The draft Mayor's Transport Strategy sets out policies and proposals to reshape transport in London over the next 25 years. It advocates a Healthy Streets Approach, creating streets and street networks that encourage walking, cycling and public transport use, so reducing car dependency and the health problems it creates. How will this work?

Chair's introduction: Scott Lester, Regional Director, Project Centre

Will Norman, Walking & Cycling Commissioner, London
Patricia Brown, Change Expert & CEO, Central Consulting & the Commission on the Future of London’s Roads and Streets
Steve Gooding, Director, RAC Foundation
Lucy Saunders, Public Health Specialist, Transport & Public Realm, Transport for London
Alan Andrews, Environmental Lawyer, Client Earth

Panel-led discussion and Q+A

10.45

Morning Break
Tea & Coffee served in the exhibition

11.15

Walthamstow Assembly Hall

Walthamstow Council Chamber

Jubilee Room

Site Visit 1
Cycle Tour

Site Visit 2
Walking Tour

Quick wins for Healthy Streets

Church Street, Isleworth Riverside
Mark Frost, Head of Traffic & Transport & Matt Koster-Marcon, LB Hounslow

The Zero Emissions Delivery project (ZED)
Rob King, Managing Director, Outspoken Delivery

Vehicle Idling Action project
Paula Owen, Green Gumption

Healthy streets for London: case studies
Sam Neal, Associate Director, Public Realm, Major Projects and Regeneration & Kristina Coxall, Lighting Designer, Project Centre

Health-led street design

Healthy Street check: the implementation
Brian Deegan, Director, European Sector, AltaGO

Clapham Old Town
Ian Hingley, Landscape Architect, Urban Movement

Home Zones and healthy streets
Peter Siemensma, Arcadis

Lea Bridge Road: a street for everyone
Mark Bland, Enjoy Waltham Forest Programme Manager, London Borough of Waltham Forest

Toolkits for healthy streets workshop

Street Mobility toolkit
Dr Jenny Mindell, Reader in Public Health, University College, London

Virtual Reality as a tool for Engagement: London Cycling Campaign’s London Boulevard Project
Pieter-Bas de Visser, team leader BIM, Design and Simulation & Amanda Gregor, Urban Designer, Witteveen+Bos

Slow Down toolkit
Rod King, 20's Plenty for Us

Complementary toolkits for healthier streets
Ed Parham, Director, Space Syntax

Streetsketch toolkit
Lennart Nout, Urban Mobility Speclalist, Mobycon & Eveline de Jong, Mobility Specialist, Mobycon

Routes: the Borough's segregated, semi-segregated and Quietway routes

A guided 12km cycle along sections of Forest Road, Leyton-Blackhorse Route, Lea Bridge Road and Quietway 2. Information will be provided at each point of interest. Bikes will be provided.

Pre-registration required

Villages: the Borough’s
residential ‘villages’

A guided 4 km walk taking in a variety of modal filters, pocket parks, planting, public art and other interventions which have been introduced in the residential areas around Walthamstow Central. Information will be provided at each point of interest.

Pre-registration required

12.45

Lunch Break
Selection of sandwiches and refreshments served in the exhibition

13.45

Walthamstow Assembly Hall

The big debate: how to prioritise London's modes outside of Zone 1? London is a unique city with conflicting pressures on its roads and streets. How can it best tackle problems of health, congestion, pollution, managing multiple modes and safety? Panel-led discussion, facilitated by Esther Kurland, Director, Urban Design London 10 x 5 mins views: followed by facilitated Q+A

Keeping London moving: Richard Dilks, Transport lead, London First LENs and air quality: Poppy Lyle, Senior Policy and Project Officer on Air Quality, Greater London Assembly Cycling: Simon Munk, Infrastructure Campaigner, London Cycling Campaign Shared mobility: James Taylor, Managing Director, DriveNow UK Taxis: Neil Taylor, Director, Integrated Transport Planning		Freight: Andy Parkinson, TRL and LoCITY Cars and parking: Nick Lester-Davis, Vice Chair, ERTRAC Safety: Dr Robert Davis, Chair, Road Danger Reduction Forum Walking: Tompion Platt, Head of Policy and Communications, Living Streets Buses: John Barry, head of network development for buses, TfL

15.15

Afternoon Break
Tea & Coffee served in the exhibition

15.45

Walthamstow Council Chamber

Jubilee Room

Site Visit 3
Cycling Tour

Site Visit 4
Walking Tour

Making it work: healthy streets case studies

This session will provide a fast-moving discussion platform for knowledge-sharing. Each presenter will have 7 minutes to outline their healthy streets project, with a 15 minute Q+A session after the final speaker

Facilitator: Nick Lester-Davis, Vice Chair, ERTRAC

Southwark's Kerbside Strategy: Kevin Burke, Smart City Mobility Planning Ltd

Mini-Holland: how to to combine physical wayfinding with digital tools: Tim Fendley, Founder and CEO, Applied Wayfinding & Living Map

Increasing physical activity in childhood: Pam Turton, Portsmouth City Council

Portsmouth Road: Kingston Go Cycle Team

Community street design case studies: Paola Spivach and Ben Addy, Sustrans

Pop up community parklet: London Borough of Hackney & Meristem Design

Upper Thames Street / Arthur Street: managing intensive pedestrian, cycle and HGV movements: Tim Cooper, CPC Project Services

Road danger reduction and behaviour change: Rory McMullan, City of London

Planning for healthy streets and places

Short presentations followed by panel discussion, facilitated by Peter Siemensma, Arcadis

More space for healthy modes: Johan Diepens, CEO Mobycon

Analytics for healthy cities: Laurence Oakes-Ash, City Science

Actions to improve air quality: Ben Kennedy, LEN Project Manager, City of London

Re-allocation of road space: Patrick Donnelly, City Fringe LEN, London Borough of Hackney

Working in partnership to deliver better air quality: Vicky Keeble, Cross River Partnership

Creating green spaces: Ilford Garden Junction: Donald Chalker, Team Manager, Transportation Strategy, London Borough of Redbridge

Town centres: two of the Borough’s four town centre schemes: Leyton and Leytonstone

A guided 12km cycle ride around both commercial and residential areas, showcasing the range of interventions required in order to provide benefits to all elements of the community. Information will be provided at each point of interest. Bikes will be provided.

Pre-registration required

The Borough's
supporting infrastructure

A guided 5km walking tour will take in residential cycle parking hangars, station cycle hubs, cycle hire points, community planting schemes and the Selborne Road Air Quality Scheme. Information will be provided at each point of interest.

Pre-registration required

17.15

Comfort Break
Delegates return to the main assembly hall

17.30

Walthamstow Assembly Hall

Healthy Streets Awards 2017

Introduced by Cllr Clare Coghill, Leader of Waltham Forest Council

Hosted by Robert Huxford, Director, Urban Design Group and Rob Cowan, Urban Design Skills

The Healthy Streets Awards (the new name for The Cycle Planning Awards) recognise and reward excellence in the planning and delivery of Healthy Street improvements in towns and cities in Great Britain & Ireland.

Healthy Streets is an approach to how we design and manage our public spaces and transport systems so that they serve the needs of people, their health and their happiness. A set of 10 evidence-based indicators identify the key elements necessary for public spaces to improve people’s health, make urban places socially and economically vibrant, accessible and environmentally sustainable.

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18.15

Drinks Reception

19.00

Conference Close

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